Second Quarter Exam in MAPEH 8

Kabuki Theater is a traditional Japanese drama known for combining ____.

• Singing and painting

• Sculpture and poetry

• Music, dance, mime, and staging

• Martial arts and puppetry

In modern Japanese, “Kabuki” is written with three characters meaning ____.

• Drama, Ritual, Skill

• Music, Theater, Costume

• Song, Dance, Skill

• Act, Mask, Spirit

In Kabuki, who usually performs female roles?

• Women actors

• Children

• Male actors

• Guests from the audience

Which Kabuki prop can represent rain, a knife, or even drinking?

• Sword

• Fan

• Drum

• Mask

In Kabuki, “shimai” refers to ____.

• Opening ritual

• Closing ritual

• Audience clapping

• Stage trick

What material is commonly used for Chinese shadow puppets?

• Metal

• Glass

• Leather or paper

• Bamboo

Which Chinese emperor is linked to the origin of shadow puppetry?

• Qin Shi Huang

• Han Wudi

• Tang Taizong

• Sun Yat Sen

In Chinese shadow play, the audience engages by ____.

• Remaining silent

• Laughing, applauding, and responding vocally

• Chanting prayers

• Performing alongside the puppeteers

The Thai Khon dance drama mainly depicts the story of ____.

• The Mahabharata

• Buddha’s life

• Rama, incarnation of Vishnu

• Mongolian warriors

What are mudras in Thai Khon?

• Costumes

• Hand gestures

• Stage props

• Musical notes